Translation of "Zu einem guten teil" in English

Set-aside, of course, was a major factor in this reduction.

A first step might be to devote more effort to informing businesses of the purpose of individual surveys.

And Europe gets the benefit of much of this purchasing power.

Outside help has been required, much of it from western Europe.

These agree ments were reached because all the parties concerned were willing to make concessions.

This would inevitably result in problems across entire sectors of the financial system, difficult adjustments, and a large number of bankruptcies.

And yet the brand thrives to a good extent on precisely these ingredients.

This is due in large part to the Austrian education system being focused on practical skills.

Purchasing decisions are largely influenced by our emotions.

To a large extent this reflects objective conditions.

This is, certainly, partly caused by an astonishingly high efficiency.

This can be avoided to a great extent by taking Diamox.

Staff shortages and top-heavy internal systems are part of the problem.

The local legal unit controlling such factors may change its address, thus causing the SIRET number to change, but because the factors remain objectively the same, the ETEC number will not change.

The SIG largely funds the activities of the Kosher Food Community of Interest.

The fact that the holidays in the Matzhof are so beautiful, is a good part of Judith .

Every nation has its own sensitivities, which can be explained for a good part by its history.

Asia started out in a better position, as did much of Latin America and Africa.

It's partly, but not exclusively, due to the personnel.

Our business success with garden tools is in large part the result of our unabated pace of innovation.

The thermal baths are considered, in a good part of the cases, sophisticated and modern beauty farm.

I am aware that this measure is the subject of strong criticism, especially in those Member States which, in the past, to a large or very large extent, have claimed the arable premiums for silo corn land as compensation instead of the bullock premium.

It should, in all logic, infer that there is a need for swift action to correct errors on such a scale that they largely explain why the public has lost its enthusiasm for European integration.

The equilibrium of the societies of Europe rests in large part on the preservation and development of a culture composed of diversity, on the vitality of our remarkably rich languages and, as a corollary, on the rejection of uniformity.

Integrating its economy and its cultural relations could bring normality to cultural and political life in Cuba. This is largely dependent on us as the United States is not prepared to help in this respect.

Questions relating to the protection of ethnic minorities and their legal position, respect for frontiers, these are precisely the things that are not in place, and of course they are to a large extent the reason for the present escalation.